How NLCS ticket prices compare to last year's in Dodgers-Brewers rematch
Anticipation for Sunday's expected Game 1 pitching matchup of Jacob Misiorowski and Tarik Skubal is high.
The Milwaukee Brewers and Los Angeles Dodgers are set to face off once again in the National League Championship Series, with the winner advancing to the World Series. Both teams are aiming to build on their regular-season success, with the Brewers boasting a 103-59 record and home-field advantage, while the Dodgers are returning to the postseason after securing back-to-back World Series titles.
As Game 1 is set to kick off on Sunday, ticket prices for the anticipated matchup between Jacob Misiorowski (Brewers) and Tarik Skubal (Dodgers) have surged. The median price for Sunday's game is $484, up from $345 this time last year, and the earliest ticket price stands at $249, compared to $160 last season. This surge in demand is further fueled by the prospect of a Cy Young winner, Misiorowski, taking on Skubal.
Game 2, scheduled for Monday, sees a median price of $426, still higher than last year's $357, while Game 3's median price has dropped from $441 to $375, with a $148 get-in price compared to $179 last season. Game 4's median price is marginally higher at $414, but the get-in price is lower this year at $141 compared to $162 in 2025.
As the series progresses, ticket prices and availability are likely to continue fluctuating based on game outcomes.
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